Tim Cronin

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Organ Donor - Poem by Tim Cronin
Your entails are disgusteen
Blue and green and every brown between
I'm told they're mine
But come to find
When I'm gone away
They simply turn off and stay
Which is why
When I die
(Omitting rejection)
You may enjoy your selection
Poems by Tim Cronin : 20 / 36
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Poem Submitted: Sunday, August 19, 2012
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